Sentence examples for eventual course from inspiring English sources
The phrase "eventual course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the final direction or outcome of a situation or process over time. Example: "After much deliberation, we finally decided on the eventual course of action for the project."
Early detection and treatment allow for these life-affirming events, whatever the eventual course of the disease years down the road.
In a prologue to "Changing Enemies," Lord Annan wrote about the serendipitous meeting that set his life on its eventual course.
We will follow these cases and report their eventual course.
To evaluate the eventual course of arteriopathy, the last follow-up vascular imaging was compared with initial and subsequent angiographies.
Even if the eventual course of memory and other cognitive decline is not substantially altered, short-term improvement in quality of life can result (Bourgeois et al 2006).
Follow-up visits can renew the patients' worry about the eventual course of the disease and the outpatient clinic appointments put a strain on hospital logistics.
As a result, clinical trialists are challenged to design studies that reflect these determinants of outcome, to optimize the patient's eventual clinical course both in the trial and in actual practice.
Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analysis was performed to determine the diagnostic accuracy of SQR to detect (i) possible or definite infection (as per pre-test clinical criteria), (ii) definite infection (as per pre-test clinical criteria), and (iii) the clinical need for extraction, i.e. confirmed CIED-GPI (using eventual clinical course as the reference standard).
The eventual goal, of course, is to put the E39 on store shelves.
Rick Perry is in the unenviable position of having been a less attractive candidate than such charming and inspiring politicians as Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich and of course eventual loser Mitt Romney.
This means the price of a human being cutting, making and trimming a garment is key in the overall production costs and, of course, eventual profits.
